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Pacific Islands Monthly, 16 December 1946Vol. XVII, No. 5

"Montoro"

p. 10 · Read in the full issue

Travelled In November

AMONG passengers who returned to Papua-New Guinea on the “Montoro” which left Sydney on November 15, were: Miss J. C. Askew and Mrs. L. E. Askew, bound for Samarai, where they will join Mr. Askew, of the Steamships Trading Company.

Mr. George Mitchell Rio, formerly of “Bulolo,” now returning to “Vaivivi” Plantation, Papua, after four years spent crocodile-shooting in the Cape York Peninsula area. Mrs. J. Duncan, on her way to Madang to rejoin her husband, who is on the WRC staff there.

Mrs. I. Johnstone, also going to Madang, where her husband, too. is on WRC's staff. Mr.

P. Ward, who was on his way to Port Moresby, where he will “look around” before making any further rehabilitation plans.